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    The document provides examples of proper grammar and pronunciation rules in English, including how to use words like "immediate" as an adjective versus "immediately" as an adverb, the correct structure for saying you don't plan something, and when to use articles like "the" with country names.

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    The document provides examples of proper grammar and pronunciation rules in English, including how to use words like "immediate" as an adjective versus "immediately" as an adverb, the correct structure for saying you don't plan something, and when to use articles like "the" with country names.

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    The document provides examples of proper grammar and pronunciation rules in English, including how to use words like "immediate" as an adjective versus "immediately" as an adverb, the correct structure for saying you don't plan something, and when to use articles like "the" with country names.

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    Pronunciation

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    Hitchhike

    Grammar

    I’ll go in TO

    Let you to see LET ME SEE LET +INFINITVE NO TO

    Immediate =ADJECITIVE HIS ANSWER WAS IMMEDIATE

    Immediately =ADVERB. COME HERE IMMEDIATELY!

    I don’t planning I AM NOT PLANNING I DON’T PLAN

    Sightseeings SIGHTESEEING

    Go to the Thailand NO ARTICLE THE BREAT BRITAIN, THE UNITED STATES

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